Work Life Balance

Have you gone back to work after an extended time away raising your children? Achieving work life balance after you return to the workforce can be a struggle.  Thankfully, there are some things you can do to make it a bit easier.

“Sure thing, boss! I’ll get that for you right away!” How many times have you said something similar to this at work? Normally taking on a couple extra projects isn’t a problem, but when you pair that with evening plans with friends, a sick child or a family crisis, sometimes the burden of everything at once can be too much and you just crash. I understand that no one likes to let down their boss or coworkers and, in these uncertain times, you might even feel pressure to push yourself past the brink, but at some point, you just have to stop before you lose it all. What are some of the ways you can step back and regain control of your life when multi-tasking has taken over?

End the guilt and rediscover the balance between work and the rest of your life.

Are you taking on projects too big to handle by yourself? Is your work life balance off track? Here are some tips to help you let go and reduce stress.

Most networking events happen during happy hours or at times most people find convenient outside of work hours, which is time that you like to spend with your family. But you know you need to make these connections in order to get new business or advance your career, so what do you do?

Are you sitting in your office just itching to ditch the paperwork and get outside? Fight the urge and you'll find yourself becoming less productive as you spend more and more time daydreaming about what it would feel like to be outside. Here's how to get some sun without interfering with your busy work schedule.